- Tue Oct 02, 2012 2:35 pm
#481600
As mentioned, they're a cold/sore throat/sinus type lozenge, popular when your nan would have given you clove oil for a tooth ache and poured warm caster oil in your ear for an ear ache.
However that's secondary to their use as a prop in gaggery.
The correct response to when someone tells you they've got a sore throat, should always be:
"Have you tried sucking a fisherman's friend" (while winking, natch).
Turicum wrote:Wykey wrote:daveG wrote:i'd rather eat fishermans friends
You should try sucking them, much more enjoyable...
Wahay!!
I don't even know what it means...
As mentioned, they're a cold/sore throat/sinus type lozenge, popular when your nan would have given you clove oil for a tooth ache and poured warm caster oil in your ear for an ear ache.
However that's secondary to their use as a prop in gaggery.
The correct response to when someone tells you they've got a sore throat, should always be:
"Have you tried sucking a fisherman's friend" (while winking, natch).